Question: I want to read books with a more intentional and contemplative approach, do you know of a tool that can help me with that?

If you want a tool to make your reading more intentional and contemplative, Rebind is a great option. This AI-reading platform takes you on guided tours through classic books, with commentary and explanation from famous authors, actors and philosophers. With video content, AI-conversation technology and active reading tools, Rebind lets you explore the classics in new ways.

Another tool worth considering is Readwise, which helps you retain and use the digital notes you've made in books you've read in formats like Kindle and Instapaper. It employs a spaced repetition system to send you daily emails reviewing your best notes, so you can reinforce your memory over time. The service also integrates with note-taking tools like Evernote and Notion, so you can focus on reading.

If you prefer a more interactive experience, you might like BookSlice, a gamified book reader built into Telegram. It uses psychological tricks like habit stacking and goal setting to help you get into a reading habit. BookSlice also can provide answers to your questions about the book you're reading, with AI-powered explanations that appear in the context of the book.

Last, Glasp is a useful tool for PDF highlighting and note taking. You can organize and share your favorite quotes and ideas from the web and PDFs. With features like AI summarization and export to popular note-taking apps, Glasp is a good choice for researchers and students trying to get a handle on their reading.